Light trails mark the traffic rolling into town from 385 on a rainy evening. Many of them are heading toward the Bi-Lo center for an event – some of them are turning into the Church Street parking garage on the right. The Bi-Lo center is hosting a Monster Jam event tonight and tomorrow night.
Fans of the North Carolina-based Cook-Out restaurants were very happy when this Cook-Out recently opened across from the Cherrydale shopping center, on Poinsett highway. They offer a variety of fast food, specializing in burgers and shakes.
A couple dodges the rain as they pass the Matthew Campbell Studio & Gallery, located on West North Street, just off Main Street. The Gallery opened last year and features a variety of art and custom jewelry.
The lights at the Trio Restaurant are very inviting on a rainy evening, as pedestrians need umbrellas to stay dry.
“Joel Poinsett” had to sit on a wet bench this weekend, because there was more rain than usual. The rain is welcome however. The last report from the SC Climate office listed Greenville county as having a moderate drought condition. The statue of Joel Poinsett is located in front of the Poinsett Hotel on Main Street.
Paths near Falls Park in downtown Greenville. This photo was taken by Denton Harryman.
PS: If you like this analogy you might also enjoy these previous post: Middle of the road ~~ the ladder to peace ~~ the rainbow peace flag mini series
Art on the walls at Addy's Dutch Cafe in downtown Greenville. This photo was taken by Denton Harryman.
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